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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03
PERSONAL POINTS
L. ". Campbell is at sweets.

L. " At0dpocti - At Nett y
A. o. Wheeler. n million&rs Of Msnisiee
V on the jury IN the Uniied States Court
Ms. wm. Shaw. wife OF pepnty Sheriff
Shaw o. Iona. = visiting friends IN the
citY.
Mrs. ". NJ. Cole hss gone 70 Denver, Col.
where she III engage IN the dressnakiug
business.
Mrs. C. ". Weed. Of Detroit. who has
been visiting n the city for several weeks
returns home today.
Misses Nellie Young and Jessie Smith
leave Nondsv for several months visit
Tith friends ia Cal ltornia.
nr 81 n. Ross returned % the city Tges-
tag evening and vii again make Grand
Gaqids bis permanent residence
NJ. and Ms. n. p. Aldrsch have returned
70 their hcnls IN Slater. No. aiter visit Of
three weeks With friends in the city
Ms Lloyd Breeze. together with Mrs..
ieign s. Lynch and Mrs Robert Lake, II
jsckeon, are visiting Mrs. Coz. Fowler, a.
Mics
Charles Wilcox. recsnily with Hawkins 4
Perry has taken = position vsth Feed Mur.
deck & Fisher. ct Cuicago. AZ salary Of
So.
Frank H Hire. Register OF Probate. re-
~ - AS evening nom a week ttell ~
his aene n EoRe1 He viii resume MS
duties in the sf'ce today.
Anon. tbe Grand Papiis people At
Iansirg yesterday usrs Col Wsiis. Dsn. =.
t. Per =. I'd Erannafa. simon sullivan
aad Ms. s. O. Netchsm.
Ms. =. A Earle. whose hstle son va
hu~sa vesfsrsay s fin rather feeble health
bat sbe viI probably iotn her husband
soon ar I1s AageIor. Cat The death ~ ths
HiHs boy caves SIR ard hss Ear,s child
less ant their many friends xriees deeply
vlh iasfn and exrrsss re- bone that th.
srnuv ssiss cf the k.trt o a0it nay re-
storr taefa o. 10 b atlth ar3 nappne
Iosera ls4Y. business alaasEer % Law
rance fsfreu srripesi .sst rvsring. IA
ail ce saeu shont fowr shaking hands viii
be nufssro1. fliensis l0s.sV. tssnsl Joe Il
weH sno1n here Nnrre - res.dea for
tossn geafs. tcink ea11~etet FitA Manages
favsrs. for bali defen years NJ. ievs
hsa oeen 81 IT. HaFretfs cln nteuf.ai business
ssan snd lerresentstiFe. tna hs s ks0wn
from New fors % t1sso - Joseph "a.
punt - Levy.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

a. 'hs xems - baatrfs befwrs1 f.m
Forh~- sn8 Billy Barseixh a. sweei's 1ueg-
sav .ysninx the istseF besf ~ opponent
~ "a polaes N ore game snd ~ tEe nest
cane tarse pasnss The eaases ~ere
eeash8n aru sd ~sss hefig ecafsstei
Landlord Johnson foid Mf BlFislzs tast
K Sc wau tee zane ne shoe8 . h&gr a far-
xev yesterday AZ 4 nasf tiAss Hf fotD-
sfsn cslea EliiF ~ so gave his = hDe fat
tafAss and shllf Eg 80 n1sntnK BIS
taaaas sae losig s9f 1sen sxtea1e.l hls hani
- stake wlth fhe hiarsfe snd BlHis.en
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03
We sllhoaettes.

The Silhouette craze is again revived and
in the East silhouette parties at which
nothing but a stock Of black paper. pair
Of sharp shears and = little paste Is needed
for lots Of fun. II. Ackley sackeit and one
of the most artistic silhouettists in the
United States arrived in town yesterday
and will be here for several days lie may
perhaps give public entertainment. lie
can make your picture IN a minute. Nj.
ssckett is a brother OF }. =. Ssckett, the
amusement manager
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03
The w1sT SIDE.
A Move 10 Abolish Tolls on the Alp ne
Gravel Road

A Move 20 Abolish Tolis on the Alp ne
Gravel Road.
The residents Of Walker and Alpine town
ships are now getting up a petition 70 have
the House biz No. go passed by the Legs
laturs. The bill Is Representative MeNil-
lan's and it is ia regard 20 haYing the Al
pine gravel road made free thorourhfsre.
The farmers ia That section think ii IL al
imposition on them 10 have n Iay toll 90 a
road whicb Il often in & worse condition
than the common roads. They say each
farmer goes out aud hslps 10 rersr tie
other roads thus putting them IN eooi con
ditis0 while he graTei road - lefs n The
company who manages and the road !.
sonnet mes IN a very poor condition for
travel The petition j. being signed ~
nearly al TIE residents q these tro tosn-
ships.
Th. Inaawsndswin Club gzvs another ~
their excellent dancing pzTsles a. he West
Side AFmorv isst evening. There we're
seout sixty coupie present - thst tbe psr4g
49, s8ccsss la numbers a. a vss in ans.-
ff. NJ sn8 Na. Brs8n sia the ra aasical
psvt ~ re programme fan iastios-
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faasg, ,ssga.se PAL ~ re West sde skafshe
ke4sleasV ton lsha pfzes wlli - ssss9e8 -.
the hpss dressed lazy and fhe eenfle1aan
seer ~ the n1osi cozotcsl sr~tH7ne
The fasrnbers - Forle totxs Fsrte~glsy
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-, 3 Park congregational ome.r..

The Congregational Church held their an-
nual election Of officers At the church par.
lors last evening which resulted as follows
McGeorge Bundy. Church Clerk; u. }. Hol'
lister. Treasurer. y. Lowell and Rev. Powell
Deacons. After the election reports of all
the societies were read and the majority OF
them are in prosperous and thriving con
dition. The meeting OF unions will com
rnence next week.
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Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27
Cost Of Making n Watch.

They were comparing tinlepieces in the De
Witt house Office the other day. A. L. Den
nison, of Portland, was one of them Trustee
Ben Hilton, Of North Anson, balanced good
timer ON his dexter finger, and Hon. Rufus
Prince, Of South Turner, produced the old
reliable sun regulator from bis watch pocket.
1t looked like q convention Of watch makers
and served to point the moral to this story.
"a cousin Of mine," said Mr.. Dennison.
"who was one of the same name Of myself.
was the first person to make a watch bv
machinery, and it was he who esta blished the
Waltham watch works in Waltham. Mass.
He was abroad over twenty years in Switzer.
land and on the continent introducing his
watch making machinery.
"Not long ago, on a visit to this country,
he came to see me. He asked ME this cues
ton: How cheap do you suppose can make
watch by machinery, j. e., a good. fair
movement, one that we would warrant for q
term of three or four yearsr I tried to
answer him ard did make a guess. Now
what did you says"
81 can buy 'em for $780," said Charles
Weymouth"
"Oh, say-er-er-S2," replied Mr. Prince.
Mr.. Dennison smiled, and as he clicked his
jack knife and put it in lis pocket, replied
with that peculiar satisfaction that ALWAYS
invests such situation: "He said that he
could make such watch as that for lust
cents.n
How about settling with the jeweler at the
tune of 100 times as much Lewiston
Journal
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27
A DAUGHTER In Society.


A lady, whose husband Is now a prominent
New Yorker, was formerly the wife Of a man
not so desirably situated as regards finances
and social status. BY this first husband, how
ever, she has q daughter, very pretty and
accomplished girl, who has received every
advantage Of a most thorough education.
The mother suddenly realized the discrepan-
cies in her own education and the lack of
proper training in her youth. She therefore
made an arrangement for certain very
highly cultivated woman, occupying to-day
a prominent social position in New York,
which is hers by right of birth and education,
to introduce her daughter into society, and
for so doing to receive handsome sum, well
up in the thousands Like the Countess
Blank, who did so much for the little Ameri-
can, this same member OF Gotham aristocracy
enjoys very small bank account, and she
therefore pocketed whatever scruples she may
have had in carrying out such an agreement
and pocketed handsome check at the same
time.
The result is plainly foreseen. The daugh-
ter goes everywhere as the special protege of
Mime. Blank-Blank, and her mothers carriage
and horses and liveried servants can be seen
the greater part of the time standing before
the doors of Nine. Blank Blanks residence,
which, by the way, has lately had added to
its possessions a number of beautiful paint
ings, magnificent rugs and valuable brio a
brac that increases not little its deSirability
and refined appearance, as proper setting
for its diplomatic mistress. must add that
this equally diplomatic mother refrains from
unnecessarily intruding herself into the same
society that SO willingly receives the daugh-
ter under such admirable social prestige as
that Of Nine. Blank Blank 1t is a queer
world, this, isn't it:-Max Eliot in Boston
Herald
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27
A Paris Ballet Corps.

Over rs women and girls belong to the
ballet corps of Il Paris theater. There are
three stars. ten first subjects, twenty-five Sec
ond subjects, three divisions Of coryphees, or
leaders, two quadrilles, divided into four sec
tions, the walkers" and the infant class, or
'rats." The pupils receive forty cents each
time they appear, the young ladies OF the
quadrilles from $50 to $40 a month, the
coryphees from $50 to $50, the subjects, or
those who dance steps outside the ensemble
figures. SEQ to $500 a year, the stars from
S., 900 TO Sc. 600 per year. These last named
amounts are less than the salaries paid in
former days The organization OF the grand
opera ballet dates from l7l3, and was de-
creed by Louis XIV. The grand monarch
even wrote the regulations for the first ballet
corps with his own hand-Chicago Times.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27
DAVID SWING ON MesMERlsM.
The Chicago Divine Lectures on Wen
Known Form Of Dementalization.


The old mesmerizer was won't to itinerate In
the winter season and at most modest
charge per caput explain and illustrate the
magnetic power OF mind over mind. After
he had induced some plant youth to gaze in
tently for a few moments at a silver coin the
lecturer would proceed to say: "This person
now loses his personality and becomes subject
to my volition. Rise to your feet, sir, and
howl like dog" This the victim would do.
"Now, as well as you can, bray Like an ass.
This is also done. "Crow, sir, like Dominick
rooster" "Lie down on the floor" Obedi-
ence follows each of these commands, and the
poor dementalized soul only wishes for more
commands from its revered guardian.
The only thing about this old crossroads
amusement was the gazing at this piece Of sill
yer. Millions Of people hand over their intel
lect to somebody else and will do as this boss
may order. One need not pay anything to see
this. The phenomenon is perpetual.
It is also natural because man being by ma
ture lazy animal, many a mortal would
rather permit another to run his intellect than
be at the trouble Of running it himself. OF
course, this grade Of intellect is light and the
running not difficult, but there is an Incidence
which shrinks from even light form of occu-
patton. This form Of soul is millions in null
titude.
They are as the sands of the sea, or as the
flies in q rural boarding house, They need
not look at bright object, nor have passes
made over their heads by a mesmerizer. They
are always mesmerized. All you need do is
to rush boldly in among them and say,
"Gentlemen, please part your hair in the mid
de-" A million hands fly and the hair is rent
asunder in the middle. "Gentlemen. have
your pantaloons made skin tight" Away go
the million to order skinclose pantaloons.
Gentlemen, stutter little, hang on a word;
do not speak with ease" At once all began
to speak with most evident difficulty. "At-
tention, gentlemen, avoid politics, work and
religion-three leading vulgarities," and the
compound order is obeyed with alacrity.
In this perpetual show of decentralization
woman performs a significant part, for when
the leading will cries: "My dear. put on
shoes three sizes too small: put on bonnets
two feet high; wear hoopskirts five feet in
diameter; color your hair; wear false hair;
make great pumpkin Jumps for the back of
the head; paint your eyebrows" away go the
dear, beautiful women, and when they come
back they are the most wonderful works in
creation. In all this simplicity of character
they stand III dumb. row waiting for new
orders from some mesneric center. They are
not particular about the kind of orders; they
await orders.-Prof. David Swing in Chicago
Journal
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

Commercial Traveller (in Chicago hoten-
/ say, waiter, this pate de foie gras is mighty
poor stuff, and this canvesback is moro OF a
nossback than anything else. TO brother
traveler,-Iil be glad when get home, Jim,
where | can get something 70 es..
Same Commercial Traveller IA: home, to his
~ife3-I say, Mrs Gasbag, that butcher
swindled you on this liver; its tousbsr,n
6Ipa-New York Sun.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

Tie Sunday Gro1ler nsr. sansay win
contain an isteres;seg sketch os the lss a
.hs great Kogiish pssllan;hrophixt. Timothy
Coop. The WARM frisDi Of Wichita ard (;ar-
fed University, from The Pen os she Rev.
>. fayne of the ChTAxriaa church This
VIII he The mos: coznpi~.- tsssyr.r,,,r.I
stretch yes puolisked ant sh0saId DC read by
Al. IS:
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27
OHIO. OHIO. OHIO.
The Largest .nd srn.II-s:

Go and sss The larxes. Ez~~r in the world.
weighing 4, 20 pounds. ani TIE sfnailes. oo~
la the sossf, weighing 80 pousi. aai thiY-
y fo1r inches kigh- Giving thr-~ gallons IL
milk each day. Everybody should go and
Sse them They srs t~au.se~ and Tr~ss
curins4ties. Ladies are invited. a. .Ssl. 10 .
moral show Now on exhibition q. Dsaxias
and Market, under striped seat, rear ef
Eotchkiz & Thseler's real es:4, ossscs.
iE-1
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Plain Business Letter.

ID. w. Morris, wholesale and retail drug
gist, lS9 Commercial street, Emporia, Kan,
Jan 10, lSS7.-Chamberiain & Co, Ds1
Moines, Iowa: Gentlemen-In sending TO yoa
the enclosed order for gross Of your Cough
Remedy, allow me To say that without any
exception it Is the best selling goods now In
the market. have sold a great amount of
It duriug the past year to the citizeus OF this
place and have the first complaint TO hear.
IL is the best article to use for Group l ever
sold, being pleasant to take, which is an inn
Portant feature where children have to take
medicine. Sold by Aldrich s. Brown, and
J. p. Allen. d55tf.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27
The Readoption Of Iron.

One Of the remarkable mechanical changes
Of tie day is the setting aside Of steel and tie
readoption Of iron for some OF the most i'm.
portant wearing parts Of locomotives on many
railroads Boston Budget
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

Where IL Smithson's additionl Between
Douglas ave and Maple street, little west
OF Garfield University. l35u
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

The Wichita EAGLE printing house ks~ps
In stock complete line Of justice end legal
blanks and township blanks of ali kinda
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

nne Agricultural snd stock farm. tire. end on,
haf miles from city, about rs acre. broke .. ausr.
yer section fenced for pature. plenty Of ssd
Also DO iots In city finely located ana IN r,,A
ne'fhbornood- Special terms 10 thosc wfslIine
Also suburban property. For further sr.u,ev,
city ONCE. n -
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

We have money u loan ON short or Ions
time Allen & DsEore, over iI0 Main q.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

2 lots on Ellis ave, near Kellogg IT,
lots on Ellis ave, near Kellogg vt.
. lots on Ellis ave, near Kellogg 1t,
8 lots on Ellis ave, near Kellogg st,
Mr.. II. /. Rick.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

The north half Of South University place
add buy now before they advance. II1u
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

There having been q considerable demand
Ior shares OF stock in thu Wichita Union
Stock Yards company, none of which hss
been for SALE the board OF directors ha. do
cided TO sell ts0, 900 Of the shares in small
blocka Applications should 5e made TO =.
0. Davidson, president Of the company, q
the Citizens hank. sfn
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

ho1ssksepsr who is a good co-.k ar.d neat
and tity about her work Cod wage Can
at 1925 =. Lawrence avenue. Ig;ff
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

We have money % loan or short or Ions
time. Allen q DeVore, over 10 Main 81
nfff. ~
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

The rort1 half Of South University place
add; buy now before they advance. fi2e
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

The north holf Of South University place
odd; buy now before they advance I'D II
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27
BarRAipn In Real Kstsfs.

The north half OF South University plaes
add; buy now before they advance. ii2-1
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

PHILADKIrHIA, July q, 1854
Wichita EAGLE, Wichita, Kansas
Gentlemen:-We have seen one of your
Mortgage Loan Registers at the office Of ths
Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust Co, this
city, and shall be obliged if you viii send this
company one similar in all respects st your
earliest convenience, and remain
Respectfully yours,
THKoDoBK FRoTHISGHAn,
d65-tfs Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27
Loan Register.

The north half Of South University plaza
id; buy now before they advance 1l3u
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

The directors of the Wichita School Of
Music desire to inform the public that they
will be at the school, No. 140 North Main
street, from To o'clock p. m. daily for ths
purpose OF receiving pupils, and giving any
Information that may be desired regar,iin1
the school dtsSH
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

There are several fine two-story residences
going up on the "Smithson" addition. 1851
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27
OFFICE OF DrxosT * HATwAEp,

WICHITA, KAs. May ~. ISL.
5ealst proposals. vii ts rs~fTei zs thts
ossscs until y O'Clock n kay 81. iss7. for
;hs finishing os the Interior anA sxsersos
PAINTING s,sd vanishing q the Carry hossi-
Specification. can be s.r .: thls oss1-. A
boDd viii be r~Jalrsd for Tic faithful rerfor-
zAScs of ihs ccrfracf
Ths OWNER reserves sf,s nigh, % s~j~cs any
or al bitz DrHoxT & HATwAho,
Archissrn
Joas B. CAzxr O~rer. SEA
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

Two show ca~ss for sale ese.y By Pot. the
pavnbroksr, 4Ss Douglas are ds!lo
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

Coats thread In ail numbers at New York
prices to dealers. Larimer q Stinson, Es2
Main st, Wichita WU
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

A fine snare drum cheap. Post, the DAVID
broker dgin
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

Buy inside property. Smithson's addition
lies east of the Catholic Seminary l35-u
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

Smithsons addition is on the market again.
For prices enquire Smithson a. Co., III X.
Douglas ave. Ia5tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27
DR.. WILLIAM HALL

OF hAlI q Bennett,
Gives special Gttentien 20 Diseases OF women Blood
and Skin Diseases and all troubles OF the Urinary
Organs speedily cured In both sexes. Oface over
WoOdmans Bank. North Main street. Consuitatton
day or night FREE (Resd Drs. Hall 4 Bennetts card
tn this paperJ IH0
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27
DR.. B. A. GUYTON & SON

Physicians and Surgeons. Orice DEAN block S,1 y
Main ST. up stairs. front room. opposite Occienta
hotel. Residence, 'S1 Wster street, One Of us in
the ONCE at ali hours day and night except when ar
meals. Telephpne In office No. Isl.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27
EDWIN WHITE MOORE,
Attorney at-I aw, Room / Noble Block
PHYSICIANS
w. M. JOHNSOI
DR.. CHARLES A. SON.

Physician and surgeon. VIII continue his profee-
sion In all its branches. Consultation free once
ler's paint Office. fO
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

The street cars run out to Smithson's addi-
ton. Aias ~
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

ALI notices of Employment. or Situations Wanted
will charged for at the rate Of 1--WE cents per line
per week; no notice for less than 25 cents.
All For Sales or other business notices will be
charged for the rate Of 10 cents per line per week
no business notice taken for less than 50 cents.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27
FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT-F1ne store room, with fixtures COM
II plete, in certef Of business: also stock dry
goods for sale or trade for real estate John 6. Al
len. dSs-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

LNOR RENT-Oaice room ground door block
II from corner Main and Douglas. add II. y Eagle
rNs. -
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-27

SNAaB-y0 ho1s<Aoa6 SDo1s a. aroAAaAaA
- oooed - knnE yoz hare AAy eosds % ssrDV
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Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-12
MONTGOMERY.
Notes and Personals.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. TO-
Everything else may be quiet but
the marriage boom il lively.
Mr.. Lowe and Miss j. Shorter
we're married on the 9th.
Mr.. q. NJ. Hall has gone to Bir-
mingham to accept lucrative posi-
tion.
c. y. Hall has returned from an
extended stay in Birmingham.
Mrs J c Duke with her little ones
has Joined her husband in Pine
Bluff, Ark.
Postal Clerk A G Hardaway is up
again looking we'll after his recovery
from the heart ache. She's over the
river.
The Old Ship religious revival
closed on the night Of the 4tb, many
seekers having como to the knowl-
edge of the Lord.
The travelling public shows great
appreciation Of the excellent accom-
modations Of the Lovsless Colored
Hotel. It docs a fne business and
Mr. Loveless is reaping just reward
for his worthy enterprise.
A A Garner, Esq is kept quite
busy with his law practics--goin 6
from one court to another. He atill
gets in Jail occasienally-to see .
client.
The Literary meeting on the 1st
was largely attended. The follow
ing officers we're elected for the en-
suing term; Rev W G Alexander,
President; Mrs A Lewis, 1st Vice
President; Mr. A Lewis, And Vice
Pres: Mira S B Logan. Treasurer;
Mrs l. H Ford. Secretary; R w De-
Jarne: to, Librarian.
INITIAL.